Constitutional Rights for Terrorism Suspects

In my opinion, I hold favor with those against indefinite detention without rights. While I understand that terrorism is a huge threat to the United States, our government must also understand that our forefathers developed the Constitution for a reason. Especially with the recent Patriot Act, our Constitution is rapidly diminishing. At the rate we are going, we will have no rights left; George Orwell's "1984" will be coming more and more a reality for Americans. Terrorism is considered to be a violation of criminal laws. A person committing any other crime would still be given rights, why can't they? I'm not saying that the "terrorists" should have absolute freedom, but what would happen if all of their rights were stripped from them and they were actually found to be innocent? Someone speaking their own mind about the government could easily be labeled as a "terrorist", should the government really lock them up and throw away the key for demonstrating freedom of speech? We are supposed to be the "best" country, the one that everyone wants to live in. Who would want to live in the totalitarian society that we are becoming? Simply stated, the theory that "innocent until proven guilty" should still be upheld; let us not throw away the Bill of Rights that our ancestors fought so hard for.